Suggest a term we missed or point out an explanation that needs work. No account or personal information is required.
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Glossary feedback FAQs
Can I suggest a missing marketing operations term?
Yes. The suggestion form accepts a missing concept and the context needed to understand how marketing professionals use it. A useful submission explains where the term appears and why an existing glossary entry does not already cover it.
For example, if a new AI workflow term becomes common in campaign operations, you can name the term and describe the real process, tool behavior, or team decision it represents so the eventual definition is grounded in practice.
Can I report an unclear or inaccurate explanation?
Yes. The reporting option is for explanations that are unclear, incomplete, misleading, or inaccurate in a meaningful marketing operations context. The report should identify the problem and, when possible, describe the distinction the current definition misses.
For example, if an entry describes notifications only as software alerts but ignores their use in campaign delivery and customer communication, a report can explain that missing scenario and help guide a more accurate replacement.
Do I need to provide personal information?
No. Personal information is not required to suggest a term or report an explanation. The form does not ask for an account, name, email address, or other identity information, allowing the editorial feedback to stand on its own.
For example, a visitor can select the explanation-report option, identify the relevant term through the page link, describe what should change, and submit the feedback without attaching their identity to the editorial request.